
Don’t tell me to cheer up
We don’t like to be told to cheer up. If there’s a grimace on our face, it’s usually for a good reason. But are you expected to be cheerful atRead More →
We don’t like to be told to cheer up. If there’s a grimace on our face, it’s usually for a good reason. But are you expected to be cheerful atRead More →
The dictionary definition of a stakeholder is ‘a person with an interest or concern in something, especially a business.’ In business, stakeholders is used as a catch-all phrase to meanRead More →
Information age, Digital age, call it what you want – we have more information at our disposal than ever before. And it’s overwhelming. We’re bombarded by 3,500 advertising messages aRead More →
The rise and rise of the maverick, “anti-establishment” public figure shows just how hungry we are for people who appear to be authentic. They’re not the well-rehearsed, factory-produced corporates thatRead More →
We all know the power of the right question. Questions help us change our perspective, think anew or challenge our assumptions. Asking the right question can change the way aRead More →
Like everyone else, my mind works overtime. A constant stream of thoughts that fizz and bounce until they’re resolved, parked or batted around for the whole day. It’s the natureRead More →
Uncertainty can be a deeply paralysing feeling. “In Limbo” – literally, “the edge of Hell” if you are religiously minded – is a place to avoid as much as possible.Read More →
As we approach the half-way point of the year, it’s a good time to check the progress of your most important business projects. Here are five questions to ask thatRead More →
Everyone wants to work for a strong leader, right? A leader who is calm under pressure and energised in a crisis. Who thinks logically while others panic and who isRead More →
A culture of open and authentic communication improves the bottom-line of any business. Employee engagement increases, staff churn reduces and productivity rises. The person at the desk next to yoursRead More →